| wind from | 67.02 | ...winds from the extreme north. | ||
| wind of | 25.81 | Call it the wind of change. | ||
| wind in | 20.34 | Well it means wind in the sail. | ||
| wind up | 19.55 | Either way, people wind up dead. | ||
| wind across | 13.30 | Defiance rolls like the Arctic wind across Siberia. | ||
| wind at | 8.56 | Change is in the wind at Wesleyan. | ||
| wind on | 5.40 | She felt the icy wind on her body. | ||
| wind over | 5.07 | Predawn winds over land were generally light. | ||
| wind to | 4.74 | I prefer wind to blinking fog! | ||
| wind down | 4.08 | She ran like the wind down the stairs to escape. | ||
| wind out_of | 4.08 | Knocked the wind out of her. | ||
| wind through | 3.88 | Steps down to the sea wind through ferns and wild orchids. | ||
| wind for | 3.09 | It may pace and sniff the wind for goodness. | ||
| wind with | 2.96 | Few wind up with variations this large. | ||
| wind near | 2.90 | Winds near calm. | ||
| wind around | 2.44 | The winds around Clinton have abated a bit. | ||
| wind off | 2.30 | Out of wind off mid-Atlantic. | ||
| wind as | 2.17 | Sailboats use wind as their source of propulsion. | ||
| wind along | 1.51 | Brisk winds along the shore will diminish in the afternoon. | ||
| wind aloft | 1.45 | With winds aloft weak, slow-moving thunderstorms will produce localized flooding. |